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KX-TDA100BX - Panasonic

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<strong>KX</strong>-<strong>TDA100BX</strong><br />

9.1.4. Circuit Description<br />

9.1.4.1. Outline of Block Description<br />

· CPU block<br />

Operates the main unit control. Also operates various controls, generation of select signal, DMA control and serial port control.<br />

This contains the built-in clock function.<br />

· ASIC block<br />

Provides the communication between each optional service card, call control (TSW function), conference call, tone generation<br />

and gain control function.<br />

· Memory block<br />

This is a work area used for the main unit control program storage, the system boot program storage, or the user configuration<br />

data storage.<br />

· USB block<br />

Provides the USB I/F function. Connects to the PC to be used for PC programming or system data load/store.<br />

· SD card block<br />

Provides the SD card I/F function and loads the main unit program and the system data from the SD card containing the main<br />

unit control program.<br />

· MOH/PAGING block<br />

Provides the external music on hold input x 2, and the external paging output x 2 port. Also this provides the external music on<br />

hold input 1 system and exclusively the internal music on hold output.<br />

· Power block<br />

Consists of DC/DC converter circuit and various regulators.<br />

9.1.4.2. Detail of Block Description<br />

· CPU block<br />

Configuration: IC101 (CPU), IC107 (reset IC), IC103 (spread clock IC), X101 (CPU source clock), X102 (clocking clock) etc.<br />

Function: (IC101)<br />

Generates the select signal in accordance with the memory map and operates read/write of data between each peripheral.<br />

Controls the DMA transfer between USB I/F or built-in serial controller and memory.<br />

Operates input/output control of each I/O signal in accordance with the program.<br />

Contains the built-in clock function (battery backup) with the source clock X102 (32.768 kHz).<br />

(IC107)<br />

Monitoring the power voltage, it generates a reset signal when the voltage drops under the constant value (2.9Vtyp) or when<br />

the reset switch is pressed down.<br />

(IC103)<br />

To reduce unnecessary radiation, it generates the clock with the constant blurring mainly X101 clock output (16.384 MHz).<br />

Description of the Signal on MPR<br />

Signal Name<br />

Functions<br />

+15VIN +15V DC<br />

+15V For Circuit +15V DC MOH<br />

+9.4V For Driver IC +9.4V DC RS-232C<br />

+5V For Driver IC +5V DC RS-232C<br />

+5VRMT Reserve<br />

3.3V_BB +3.3V DC<br />

For pull-up of back board signal line<br />

+3.3VB +3.3V DC<br />

Battery backup<br />

For SRAM (IC301, IC302) backup<br />

+3.3V +3.3V DC<br />

1.9VB +1.9V DC<br />

Battery backup<br />

For clock function of CPU (IC100)<br />

1.8V For Core +1.8V DC CPU (IC100)<br />

A[0]-A[25] Address bus<br />

nAC_ALM AC alarm signal: Indicates AC voltage cutoff. (L: Alarm condition)<br />

nBACK Bus Acknowledge: Indicates Bus Acknowledge.<br />

nBATT Indicates whether external battery is connected or not. L: Connected<br />

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